Crownline 250CR

Selling my 2006 Crownline CR250. Dont have many pics, its wrapped, in storage and tough to show in winter. It will be going on Marinemax.com in about 6-8 weeks, and i wanted to take a shot at selling myself, being more flexible on price, and not paying broker fees. I have owned this boat for 3.5 years, bought it used in 2011, I used it in summers of 12,13,14 on Long Island sound(has 290 original hours). The boat had a perfect sea test and report(i still have it) when i bought it, but still needed work by my standards, and I put A LOT of work into it. Im now basically selling a brand new and perfectly working boat. My work includes, and I have paperwork from a certified Merc dealer for ALL of it:-Brand new Mercury 383 MAG Stroker w 350 HP (boat came with 350 MAG, ended up having a crack in the block due to previous owner not winterizing properly) Motor has 65 hours, paid $17,000 installed brand new. There is a big diff between the 350 and 383, boat hops right up on plane, and handles much better with weight on board.-Rebuilt Merc Bravo 3 outdrive ($3200). Outdrive has approx 120 hours on it.-3 brand new Optima Marine batteries (I added a 3rd battery to support running the new stereo system, tv/dvd, and fridge for extended amount of time out on the water)-Sony Stereo system with JBL Amp and 4 Polk speakers, all professionally installed, $2500 (system is LOUD and sounds amazing out on the water)-Complete new charging system to push the 3 batteries and make sure they are always fully charged ($700)-Vantage Trailer, 2012 model, purchased new for $3600-Brand new Exterior carpet from Crownline ($500)The boat has all the standard amenities that a 2006 250CR has, and is in EXCELLENT condition... galley with microwave, range, fridge, sink. Previous Owner installed Sharp LCD screen and DVD player. Also installed a Garmin GPS and CB Radio. Im super anal about everything working on this boat, and EVERYTHING works. every gauge, every switch, every light shines bright... everything! Why am i selling... I work in Manhattan and have very little time to boat, last summer i only did about 35 hours, and it just sat there. Also, i cant lie, boating gets expensive, and if you dont find yourself using it almost every weekend, and you are paying $5000 for a slip, its just not worth it.*If you are searching in the CT/NY/LI area you will notice this same EXACT boat at Diamond Marine, in a 2007 model for $44,000. Same exact boat, same exact trailer, and my boat has less hours, and I have a brand new upgraded motor. I have also uploaded the NADA Value in the pics, you can see that LOW retail is $44,530. Nada is what banks and insurance agencies use across the country. Whoever ends up with my boat is getting a steal. Im negotiable, becasue like i mentioned, it going to Marine Max soon, and they will whack me with 10% broker fee upon sale. All this boat needs is new bottom paint, a good washing, and you are ready for a great 2015 boating season!